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    The Stag's Trail
    The Stag's Trail
    The Stag's Trail
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    The Stag's Trail

    By Sebastian Sarapuu

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    In "The Stag's Trail," the reader is invited into a lush, enchanting world where nature thrives and the spirit of the wild dances in every word. This collection of poignant poems weaves together vivid imagery and profound emotion, capturing the essence of life's journey through the eyes of a wandering stag. Each verse unfolds like the leave

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwan Charm Publishing
    Release dateDec 12, 2024
    ISBN9789908526614
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      The Stag's Trail - Sebastian Sarapuu

      In Pursuit of Nature's Crown

      In the meadow where flowers bloom,

      Colors swirl as joy consumes,

      Laughter dances on the breeze,

      Nature's art, our hearts it frees.

      Beneath the trees, we picnic spread,

      Sunlight glimmers, laughter fed,

      Mirthful songs from birds above,

      Echo tales of peace and love.

      The river sings a gentle tune,

      While fireflies light the afternoon,

      Children chase with glee and cheer,

      For in this land, all hearts draw near.

      When twilight whispers her sweet song,

      We gather close where we belong,

      With grateful hearts, we lift our praise,

      In nature's crown, our spirits raise.

      The Forest’s Heartbeat

      In the glade, laughter rings clear,

      Joyful whispers dance with cheer,

      Sunlight filters, shimmering gold,

      Nature's secrets, brightly told.

      Flowers bloom with colors bright,

      The world awakens in pure delight,

      Bees hum sweet, a joyful tune,

      Underneath the watchful moon.

      Riddles in the Underbrush

      In shadows deep, the secrets play,

      Mysteries hidden, come what may,

      Soft rustles stir a playful breeze,

      Nature holds its wordless keys.

      Every leaf a tale to share,

      Whispers float upon the air,

      Inquisitive hearts feel the call,

      Join in the dance, surrender all.

      Enchantment in the Woodland Mist

      A veil of mist, so soft and light,

      Wraps the trees in sheer delight,

      Voices echo, soft and sweet,

      Magic blooms beneath our feet.

      Mushrooms gather, a fairy ring,

      With every step, the forest sings,

      Bright-eyed creatures peek and stare,

      In this wonder, we lay bare.

      Serenity Among the Trees

      Beneath the boughs, a calm unfurls,

      As whispers of the wind twirl,

      Sunbeams dance on patches green,

      A tranquil beauty, pure and clean.

      Birds serenade the clear blue sky,

      While branches sway and sigh,

      In this world, our souls find peace,

      Among the trees, our joys increase.

      Whispers Among the Pines

      Beneath the stars, we gather near,

      Laughter mingles, joy sincere.

      The scent of pine, a gentle breeze,

      Whispers echo through the trees.

      Crisp air dances with festive cheer,

      As fireflies twinkle, drawing near.

      Stories shared and hearts alight,

      Under the moon, we feel the night.

      Candles flicker, shadows play,

      We trace the magic, come what may.

      Each moment cherished, pure delight,

      In whispers soft, our dreams take flight.

      Together here, we celebrate,

      A gathering of love, no fate.

      Hand in hand, a bond so strong,

      In this night’s glow, we all belong.

      Echoes of a Silhouette

      Against the sky, a dance unspun,

      Silhouettes sway, all as one.

      The rhythm pulses, hearts ignite,

      Beneath the stars, we shine tonight.

      Each beat resounds in syncopation,

      A tapestry of celebration.

      Laughter lingers, spirits high,

      In this moment, we can fly.

      Colors swirl, a vibrant stream,

      Cascading dreams, more real than dream.

      Echoing joy, the music calls,

      Under the glow, the magic falls.

      From dusk till dawn, we paint the night,

      In shadows deep, our

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